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Digital Dreams was completely unorganized and inconsiderate. I found that the service was poor, and I can honestly say that I did not have a good time. ITS A DIGITAL NIGHTMARE DO NOT GO
Such an insane festival. I live for these and couldn't be happier that Toronto is doing such an awesome job of creating world class festivals that will hopefully one day compare to the likes of Ultra and other similar festivals. I feel so spoiled after having experienced a cashless festival and not having to wait in lines... I'm not sure I can ever go back!! It'll be weird to go to VELD in two weeks and not be able to blow all my money on alcohol, food and games because of the chintz a$$ lines lol Wicked stages, awesome DJs, cool how they brought in a little EDC vibe with the ride and games, amazing people and new friends as usual.....everything I expect from an EDM festival. To anyone who doesn't go to these because they're "too expensive," know that these are LIFE CHANGING EXPERIENCES and you'll 10,000% be glad you spent the money. Now come rock out with me 8)
Had a great time, maybe a little costly but definitely worth the experience. would recommend going for sure.
Digital dreams was incredible. Amazing talented DJs, great crowd. The people were friendly and the music was non stop crazy beats. It was a memorable weekend, a weekend I'll never forget. Truly amazing!
2 days and 5 stages of world class djs encompassing all EDM genres!! The Ontario Place venue was absolutely incredible! Atmosphere was extremely fun and positive. Main stage was way above & beyond anything I've ever seen before. RFID bracelets were a good idea in theory, but were somewhat problematic when using them at certain vendors. Also there should have been a wider selection of beer, instead of just Bud Light products.
EAT, SLEEP, RAVE, REPEAT!! Saturday the Fantasyland stage was the best stage to be at. Simon Patterson, Andy Moor, Fleming and Lawrence, Arnej and Alex Morph rocked the Toronto waterfront!! Nervo was great on the Dreams stage! Sunday Sydney Blu on Echo stage was awesome. Dash Berlin and Tiesto rocked and dropped the Dreams stage! Going for the first time to this event was amazing and if Digital Dreams keeps this caliber of DJ's coming back we will DEFINATELY be back ! ONLY A FEW REQUESTS NEXT YEAR ... bring in ARMIN VAN BUUREN. If Digital Dreams wants to make this better for 2015 they need the best.. and the best is ARMIN!!!! Bring in Markus Schulz, W+W, above and beyond, aly and fila, hardwell...... Wristbands were great after the bugs were worked out with 80,000 people trying to buy drinks all at once!! need to fix that for next year! :)
DJs aside, the venue setup was good this year, and the cashless RFID setup was very handy. Washrooms, were horrible, but what can they do? They need to make separate stalls for women. Going into these washrooms, I thought, my God this must suck for women. Horrible conditions. Food trucks were good, only disappointment was the gourmet gringos, just horrible. Bring back Blue Donkeyy!!
Was a fun even and Justice defintely put on a great show. For the ticket price being $200 for the 2 day show however, I think that is a bit high given that there are only 2 major headliners at the show. It's an ok start to a Toronto music festival, but afer having gone to Lollapaloosa and Osheaga...DD has a long way to go to reach that stature. Maybe in another 5-10 years they will get some bigger names. Enjoyed it for the most part, but probably will not be going for a while until they get more big names to show up.
I went to Digital Dreams Festival for the first time this year and I was very impressed by it. I went both days. I love how fans were allowed to bring their plastic bottle of water, reserved their lockers in advance as well as having free cellphone charging stations. I also loved that there were a lot of free water stations (I saved over $70 on drinks because of that) and how the porta potties looked usually clean. This festival was the first festival in Canada where they used a Cashless system. In other words, you load credit on your wristband and you use the wristband to pay for food, drinks, merchandise, games, carnival rides, etc. There were a great list of DJs to go see and I was able to fit my schedule nicely for both days. Four stages and over 60 DJs to choose from with my favourite being the Fantasyland/#19 Social Experiment stage as it was more intimate from the other stages. My only disappointment with the festival is that Paul Oakenfold was unable to make it to make it and the Digital Dreams app, while they did mention that Paul couldn't make it, they also made some errors in updating their schedule, which screwed up my day a bit. Plus, this is more about me, but I spent a huge amount of time in the sun during Day 2, which tired me out a lot, but it got better after the downpour during Dash Berlin's set. Other than that, I had a great time at the festival and would go back there. There is still a number of improvement for Digital Dreams Festival to make, but it is getting there. Digital Dreams Festival is only in its third year and already is proving to be a great festival not only in Toronto, but also in Canada and maybe worldwide as well.
Wristbands are interesting concept - needs a lot of work to iron out Festival layout needs improving Connectivity, audience and branding all need work
I had an absolutely amazing time at DD. The set up of each stage was original and different. If you weren't feeling one area you had three other areas to party at. I liked Fantasy Land because it was a great starting point and a good place if you needed a more calmer environment to get you in the mood to dance. Everyone was generally friendly and the service of food/ drinks/ and reloading your wristband with money was generally very fast considering there was a lot of people there. The main stage was incredible, especially at night with the light show. The balloons that went across the water added a nice little touch and the jelly fish that came out of nowhere were really cool too. I really appreciated how the police and security guards weren't harassing everyone like crazy. They generally just watched out for people and made sure nothing bad was going on. Down side is: I'm so sad that it is over. Should have been a three day festival Would have been nice if it ended at 1 or 2 am. 12 am seemed too early. Day two, it took quite some time getting in the doors. Especially being so close to everyone in the line and the heat made it rather unbearable. All in all. I hope they have this festival every year!!!
The fact that sealed water and food were allowed inside the gates proved the concert wasn't to grab money, but to ensure the guests were happy and hydrated for Canada's largest EDM event. I was pleasantly surprised at the many free water stations, fully stocked medical staff, and security. I will definitely be attending again!
Itw was best time of my life.everyone was so friendly.the music was great
Digital Dreams is the best event I've ever been to. That was my second time going to it and i love it so much. They choose such good DJs that make the party live. Tiesto was my favorite DJ and I hope they bring him every year. I told my friends about it and they are all now going to it next year.
I've been to Ultra, EDC, Digital Dreams and Veld and all these years, nothing in Toronto could compare to the large U.S. festivals. Finally, Digital Dreams stepped up to the plate and put together a proper show with great production and good organization. Kudos to Electronic Nation for everything they did. Now it's time to keep growing every year and making this event bigger and bigger!
Perfect set up, prettty good team, no waiting line + great music = one of best week-end partying in Canada :))))
Wouldn't change a thing, everything was perfectly set up. You could bring In your own water and free water was also given out. Literally was a digital dream. All the people there was an amazing crowd. Lots of energy, lots of colour, no problems at all.
The event was run so poorly this year! I was so upset and disappointed that I didn't even go the second day. It took over two hours to get our tickets on Saturday that I missed a lot of the event, which was very upsetting. Everyone for that matter was upset and had horrible things to say about how the event was fun this year.
Overall the event was the greatest experience of my life so far. I think Digital Dreams is going to be a yearly tradition for me.
Unreal festival once again, The set up and stages were incredible. It was a little frustrating that the bridge over the water was typically closed for one side which meant it took a long time to get from one side of the water to another but otherwise everything was done very well.
